The Generations: Life lessons learned living in a multi-generational family

This provocative, yet humorous, book is a look at how the Housing Crisis and subsequent recession of 2007 impacted a young family striving to succeed in suburban, middle-class America.The story takes a look at the very personal perspective of the financial crisis thatturned our nation upside down. It shows how the nationwide catastrophe forcedchange on this average American family and details some of the lessons that were and are still being learned from that change.The book is unapologetically faith-based without being “preachy.” The author pokes fun at each member of the family (except his mother-in-law) while giving the reader a glimpse into the crazy and hectic world that he lives in.

Craig holds many titles and roles in this unique family. He is most importantly a Husband and Father. Son-in-law, Brother-in-law, Uncle, Grill Master, substitute homeschool project overseer, and weekly grocery getter are some additional titles that he holds. When not writing books and helping his wife rear their children, Craig is a corporate executive, trainer, and speaker. He is also an adjunct university instructor of business management courses.